Molly and Zach Week 6 MEAN Stack 1: FINAL#7
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mollyfish wants to merge 113 commits intoSEA-Design-Dev:masterfrom
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Molly and Zach Week 6 MEAN Stack 1: FINAL#7mollyfish wants to merge 113 commits intoSEA-Design-Dev:masterfrom
mollyfish wants to merge 113 commits intoSEA-Design-Dev:masterfrom
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This will add .DS_Store to the gitignore file, add mongoose and express dependencies to the json file and add the basic express server
Express server
Add 404 response to server.js
Fix font imports
Create Connection Link module and component
Server test
Refactor date
Gitignore edits
Templates
Fix filename typo in post_detail.html
Fix typo in server.js, clean up package.json
Add minifyCSS back into package.json
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Remove redundant Date.now()
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The assignment was to create a simple CRUD application that will allow a user to create, read, update, and delete blog posts from the application. There are two different views - one a list of available blog posts, the other a detail view of the blog post. We did not have to worry about authentication or user management for this assignment.
The requirements were:
npm installandgulp servein order to access the application locallyWe modeled our code after Mike's ng-soccer app, refactored to handle blog posts.